Public Life
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Art Criticism for Art’s Sake (ft. Michael Clune)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Michael Clune joins…
The Myth of the Independent Girlboss
Is the independent girlboss dead? Maybe she never existed to begin with. The release of Lindy West’s…
Boomer–Zoomer Housing War
When I heard the price the retired man was asking for his home, a full $80,000 over…
From Male to Man
Nicholas Tobias (a pseudonym) had already finished a master’s degree in history at Oxford and was wrapping…
Not So Evil Empire
Reformed thinkers have recently been debating whether or not civil officials should endorse Christianity and promote and…
What the Wall Street Journal Didn’t Print
On March 21, the Wall Street Journal published a lengthy profile of the pope as its “Saturday…
Dawn of a New Pre-Christian West
Across the Western world, especially in France, Britain, and the United States, we are seeing a remarkable…
The Disappearance of Rational Control (ft. Harvey Mansfield)
In the latest installment of the ongoing interview series with contributing editor Mark Bauerlein, Harvey C. Mansfield…
Canada’s Offensive Secularism
On March 25, the Canadian House of Commons voted to repeal the good faith religious opinion defense…
A Win for Christian Counselors and Religious Liberty
In a resounding victory for religious liberty on Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8–1 in Chiles…
What Drag Queens and Blackface Have in Common
My new book, The Desecration of Man, emerged from something I had noticed while researching questions...
Turned Away on Palm Sunday
In politics, diplomacy, war, or pretty much any field of human interaction, one must contend not only…
Timothée Chalamet Is Right About Art (ft. Suzy Weiss)
In this episode, co-founder and reporter for the Free Press, Suzy Weiss, joins Virginia and Germán to…
A Medieval Pilgrimage in Modern Assisi
When you go to the hilltop town of Assisi, you’re immediately struck by how medieval it is:…
Canterbury and the Collapse of Anglican Unity
For more than a century, the archbishop of Canterbury has been regarded as primus inter pares, the “first…
